File:DEU Schleswig-Holstein COA.svg
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Summary
| Coat of arms | |
| Blazon | Deutsch: „Das Landeswappen zeigt in gespaltenem Schild rechts auf goldenem Grund zwei blaue, nach innen gewandte, rot bewehrte, schreitende Löwen, links in Rot ein silbernes Nesselblatt“ (amtliche Formulierung). Heraldisch korrekt muss es heißen:„Gespalten in Gold (Gelb) und Rot; vorn übereinander zwei rotbewehrte, linksgerichtete schreitende blaue Löwen, hinten; ein silbernes (weißes) Nesselblatt.“ English: “Per pale Or and Gules, in dexter two lions passant in pale to sinister Azure armed Gules, and in sinister a nettle-leaf Argent.” |
| Blazon reference | Gesetz über die Hoheitszeichen des Landes Schleswig-Holstein |
| Tincture | argentorazuregules |
| Date |
Deutsch: erstmals verliehen 1881 Deutsch: zuletzt geändert am 18 January 1957 English: first granted in 1881 English: last confirmed on 18 January 1957 |
| Object history |
Deutsch: Rechtsgrundlage für das Landeswappen ist das Gesetz über die Hohheitszeichen des Landes Schleswig-Holstein vom 18. Januar 1957. Erstmalig ist das Wappen auf einem Stempelpapier der Glückstädter Kanzlei im Jahre 1689 zu sehen; die Löwen blickten allerdings nach rechts. Die Löwen entstammen dem Wappen der Könige von Dänemark, welche drei Löwen im Wappen zeigen; zwei Löwen werden erstmals 1245 in einem Siegel der Herzöge von Schleswig gezeigt. Das Nesselblatt steht für Holstein, welches von den Grafen von Holstein und Stormarn aus dem Hause Schaumburg (Schauenburg) beherrscht wurden. Offiziell bestätigt wurde dieses Wappen erst 1881 durch königlich preußische Kabinettsorder.
English: The arms were first granted in 1881 and were confirmed on January 18, 1957. The arms of the Duchy of Schleswig show two lions, which are derived from the Danish arms, which show three lions. The two lions appear first on the seal of 1245. The arms of Holstein show the nettle leaf of the Counts of Schauenburg (or Schaumburg) and Holstein. |
| Artist | Jürgen Krause |
| Source | Schleswig Holstein - Landeswappen |
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| current | 17:02, 16 December 2015 | | 402 × 462 (14 KB) | Jürgen Krause | Editing SVG source code using User:Rillke/SVGedit.js; upload handled by User:Rillke/MwJSBot.js |
| 18:56, 5 September 2015 |  | 402 × 462 (14 KB) | Jürgen Krause | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{COAInformation |blazon of = {{de|1=''des deutschen Landes Schleswig-Holstein''}}{{en|1=''the German federal state of Schleswig-Holstein, ''}}{{fr|1=''l´état fédéral... |
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